FAKE JACK SPARROW?! Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides Movie REACTION! FOUNTAIN OF YOUTH
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- PIRATES OF THE CARIBBEAN: ON STRANGER TIDES MOVIE REACTION! Today I'll be watching a film I have never seen before Johnny Depp's Pirates of the Caribbean released in 2011 for the first time. Here's my On Stranger Tides reaction. Want to watch the ENTIRE Movie with me? Check out: / timotheereacts
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The checkered past of Capt. Jack Sparrow (Johnny Depp) catches up to him when he encounters Angelica (Penélope Cruz), a beautiful pirate that Jack once loved then left. Angelica forces him to accompany her to the Queen Anne's Revenge, the ship of the notorious Blackbeard (Ian McShane). Accompanied by a zombie crew, the trio sets sail to find the legendary Fountain of Youth. However, Jack's rival, Barbossa (Geoffrey Rush), also seeks the fountain, as does a ship from Spain.
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Blackbeard was one of if not the most infamous pirate in history. Edward "Blackbeard" Teach (1680-1718) was a legend in his own time. Born in England, he plundered ships traveling to and from the American colonies-as well as vessels in the Caribbean Sea. Although his reign of terror lasted only two years, he became one of the best-known sea robbers in all of history. *He's a real pirate, this film made him supernatural*
Thanks. 😉
The one pirate that did the best was Black Bart, dude captured insane amounts of ships. Also banned alcohol from his ship because many famous captains fell because their crew were too drunk to fight like Calico Jack.
Yeah, but he could've been supernatural somewhat, who's to say.
He only got 38 years old?
@@jasonvoorheescampblood how did he die
I love the twist with the Spanish: it's very in keeping with their culture at the time.
The man holding the British flag that was shot by the Spanish Admiral was the one with James Norrington who said in the first film "That has got to be the best pirate I have ever seen".
So it would seem
@@artsysabs Lol loved the quote and the meme.
full circle for him I suppose
So he didn’t die in the 3rd film or was that someone else?
@@amitydestroyer338 are you thinking about Norrington? Cuz he died 3rd movie.
Blackbeard was a real pirate who was known for practicing witchcraft and voodoo. The sword he uses is the Sword of Triton.
Mermaids of legend are not how they were in The Little Mermaid. They were vicious and known for abducting sailors for food or to take them as mates. They can grow legs on land, but that's only so they can get back into the water; they're like whales in that sense.
How do they take them as mates? Obviously the sailors are gonna drown underwater 🤔 Or they do things in land?
As mates you say?
@@artsysabs n this movie they mention a mermaid kiss can give you the ability to breathe under water
Whales grow legs on land?!
@@djdomain Seals do...sort of. Folklore about women (mostly) called selfies, they're seals in water but shed their skin on land and become women, dance on the beach at night and then put their skin back on in the morning and return to the sea. Mostly in those stories we're told about a human man who saw them, stole and hid one of the skins leaving the selfie it be unable to return to the sea, and so was then forced to marry that man since he's hidden her skin, usually ending though with their children (who in some versions of the stories have webbed hands and feet to show that they're tied to the sea as well) finding the skin and giving it to her so she escapes and leaves her husband and children behind. In the first version of the story I heard whenever she did come back it was only ever to visit her children, never to her husband.
In one of the trailers we see what happens (and this isn't in the deleted scenes) after Jack jumps off the fiery tower into mermaid infested water. He finds himself next to one of the ones that surrounded the boat, says 'Marina!', she stares at him, he says 'Please don't -' and then she slaps him across the face with an extremely tearful expression on her own face and swims off (can just hear her afterwards crying and saying to her fellow mermaids 'he promise...he said...' and the other mermaids consoling her 'he's not worth it'.
"With Johnny Depp, how dark can you go?"
How about Sweeney Todd and Sleepy Hollow?
Tim, you seriously don't know Blackbeard? The most notorious REAL pirate of all time? Everybody knows him! Wow I'm surprised you aren't familiar with him. Great reaction as always, though!
People really should read the stories of real pirates. Blackbeard was a total nut! Fun fact for those who don't know, Blackbeard had syphilis and how did he try to fix it? By using a syringe and he would pump mercury directly into his uh.... manhood. I believe there is a documenttary on Netflix about real pirates.
Am I the only one who was sad when Groves was killed? He was such a welcome presence since the first movie, and now he's gone. He was the best officer I've ever seen. ☹RIP Groves
At least the Spaniard took the trouble to order that his bravery in that moment will be noted. That's something.
@@agenttheater5 Very true. I appreciated that.
Great reaction Tim! Btw, "Aqua de Vida" means "water of life", ive always thought it as a cool detail
Yet another fun fact: ,,Syrena" is basically ,,Mermaid" in Polish XD
Nice, in Spanish Sirena means mermaid as well.
Blackbeard (played by Ian Shane) isn’t just a real-life pirate that sailed the seas, plundering other ships, and stealing valuables. But the fact that he marks the first real-life figure in the Pirates film series.
Except for Pirate Lord Mistress Cheng based on real life pirate Ching Shih.
@@agenttheater5 But she wasn’t addressed by her true full name, therefore this character has a slight name change and is indeed inspired from the real-life Ching Shih.
Please watch the Johnny Depp movie "Sleepy Hollow" (1999)! It's from Tim Burton!
That movie traumatized me as a child 😂
I always loved the storyline of that movie, such an underrated classic. Although it never traumatized me in my early childhood, I've always felt that it has a mystery to it, but was never traumatized by it. I still watch it till this day and it never gets old.
Seconded.
and then watch Disney's "Ichabod and Mr Toad", see a more accurate adaptation of 'The Legend of Sleepy hollow' - especially accurate in regards to the general character of Ichabod Crane.
Don't get me wrong though, I still like Burton's 'Sleepy Hollow' - and both adaptations creepy me out.
Here I thought he already did.
Remember they mentioned earlier that a mermaids kiss can give you the ability to breath under water. Would explain why Philip wasn't struggling when Syrena pulled him underwater.
Cpt.Jack Sparrow : "I actually never been that drunk."
I'm confused. When you are drunk fully, can you recall what happen after the day.
Many people hate Pirates of the Caribbean On Stranger Tides, but not me. I still enjoy Jack Sparrow's character, Ian McShanne was interesting as Blackbeard, the sountrack and the effects are awesome.
same
Also fun fact there's a deleted scene after Jack blows up the tower and jumps into the water he goes back to surface and also a mermaid comes out of the surface and slaps Jack like the prostitutes did to Jack in the first and third movie as reference that Jack even had something going on with this mermaid in the past 😂
Despite everything they put eachother through, both Jack and Angelica do love eachother. Unfortunately though, Jack can’t trust her, especially since she’s now furious with Jack for causing her father’s death.
0:07 You were about to say Stranger Things, weren't you Tim! 😂
😂
"Upon one summer's morning, I carefully did stray
Down by the Walls of Wapping, where I met a sailor gay
Conversing with a. young lass, who seemed to be in pain,
Saying William, when you go, I fear you'll ne'er return again
My heart is pierced by Cupid
I disdain all glittering gold
There is nothing can console me
But my jolly sailor bold
His hair it hangs in ringlets, his eyes as black as coal
My happiness attend him
wherever he may go
From Tower Hill to Blackwall, I'll wander, weep and moan
All for my jolly sailor, until he sails home
My heart is pierced by Cupid
I disdain all glittering gold
There is nothing can console me
But my jolly sailor bold
My name is Maria, a merchant's daughter fair
And I have left my parents and three thousand pounds a year
Come all you pretty fair maids, whoever you may be
Who love a jolly sailor that ploughs the raging sea
While up aloft in storm, from me his absence. mourn
And firmly pray, arrive the day, he's never more to roam
My heart is pierced by Cupid
I disdain all glittering gold
There is nothing can console me
But my jolly sailor bold
My heart is pierced by Cupid
I disdain all glittering gold
There is nothing can console me
But my jolly sailor bold."
Well I love about this film is how it gives us a little more detail to Jack’s love life in the past. I also love the mermaid scene every time I hear My Jolly Sailor Bold I even get hypnotized. And if you were wondering whether or not Philip survived, there is a legend that states if a mermaid kisses a human they practically grant them the power breathe underwater.🏴☠️⚔️🧜🏻♀️🎼💋
If I am right, most of the black Pearl’s crew were hanged and died in seconds. Pintel and Ragetti ( the two morons with a Woden’s eye) Cotton the muted with a parrots and the others all dead. When I was young and fin that the people I rooted for the 3 previous movies were dead my heart just broke 😂. If you look in the bottle there is not only jack but also Cotton’s parrot
Marty comes back in the fifth one. But that's just one of the many problems of the fifth...
Wait they're supposed to be dead??? 😱 The original crew are the OGs! And I love Pintel and Ragetti!
The ambiguous way they left it, for any actors available for sequels later down the line, they can say, "They were on the Pearl in a bottle, with the monkey, or taking a shoreleave on Tortuga." Any that they don't use, is probably but not proven dead.
@@WilliamMoses355 since Jack the monkey came out of the bottle but was the only one I can assume they weren’t in the bottle. Cotton pintel and ragetti could mostly being in tortuga, but since they’re the gunners and the helmsman of the pearl I think there is a high possibility that they just died but, we can’t be sure.
@@artsysabs as William walters said we cannot prove that they dead neither that they’re alive. In the Wikipedia page of POTC it’s said that they were hanged. But they could stay in tortuga. Maybe POTC will bring them somehow…
Cool fact the fire from Black Beard's ship in the film is based on the Greek Fire which worked exactly as shown in the film though it blew up the ships it was on and to this day no one really knows what Greek fire used for fuel but many believed it was an early version of napalm because records sate who ever was on fire could not put it out in water.
The title “On Stranger Tides” is taken from a novel from the 80s by Tim Powers that also includes Blackbeard and the Fountain of Youth. The protagonist is named Jack Shandy (derived from his real name John Chandagnac).
Blackbeard was a real pirate, minus all the magic and such. He was the most feared and famous pirate. He would tie cannon fuses in his beard and light them, the fuses burned slowly and caused lots of smoke so his face was surrounded by the smoke making him look terrifying. The sight of his Jolly Roger (pirate flag, each captain had their own personal flag) would make merchant ships surrender out of fear without a fight. Can’t look up the specifics on my phone right now but eventually his ship got raided by some British navy soldiers and during the fight he suffered multiple gunshot and sword wounds until they finally cut his head off. The navy captain returned to base with Blackbeards head tied and hanging to the front of the ship.
An interesting fact about this film is that Penelope Cruz was several months pregnant during the filming, so she only recorded the scenes with close-up shots so that her belly would not be seen, and the rest of the film was played by her sister Mónica Cruz.
I thought this fact wasn't confirmed as true
39:35 Lolz, Jack is savage 🤣 and the music goes with Jack's goofiness too hahaha
I actually didn't mind the fifth movie, can see how the first three were superior to it and this one but still enjoyed the 4th and 5th one for what they were. Be interesting to see what you think about number 5 next week.
I actually prefer the 4th one over the 1st movie
great reaction video👏👏👍👍 love your video,s tim❤and may i say something johny depp really love,s the pirates of the caribbean franchise he even dressed as captain jack sparrow and went to the children's hospital that are seriously sick and injured to make the children happy❤🏥❤👍and tim have a good day✌☀️😎🤙
34:00 i think i've never seen you so surprised/ chocked in a long long time
Last comment the Spanish Inquisition was still taking place in the 1700's so it does make sense that the Spanish Prince and the Spanish Admiral would have wanted a Greek Pagan place completely destroyed for them travelling that great distance and destroying the fountain was worth the trip they believed they were doing God's work and spreading his power.
The actor playing King George also played Vernon Dursley in the Harry Potter movies. Speaking of, there's an idea for a future video series
22:34 Hahaha, that's me at school 🤣
39:14 hahaha lol Jack 🤣
yeayyy!!! one my fave potc movieee!!! the reason i love this one (besides the plot story) is bcs the mermaids!!! disney always make mermaids so magical tho!
This was one of my favorite Pirates of the Caribbean movies ever made.
Great film. I don't understand how some people find this dull, wheras I really loved it. I also loved what u said 40:10, because this is The Most Expensive Film ever made with a budget of $416 million.
Anyone notice how in this movie, King George ll is played by Richard Griffiths aka Uncle Vernon from the Harry Potter series
It's amazing that Avengers: Endgame was a cheaper movie than this. Apparently, this movie cost a huge $379 million to make, making it the most expensive film ever created.
Was it in part because it was filmed in Hawaii?
Hawaii is beautiful but very expensive
18:07 Wait... Hold up 😂
The fourth film is not quite bad compared to the fifth. Let me tell you, it's still POTC. It's just that in this film, that amount of farce and delirium is inappropriate within the framework of one film and not the entire franchise. Although Blackbeard is not my favorite villain, he is different from Davy Jones and Beckett. Despite the fact that the real stories about Edward Teach seem to be a plockbuster come to life (I thought he would use his ship's flamethrowers more often).
The 5th is by far the worst of all Pirates of Caribbean imo, atleast the 4th is actually good
Those mermaids are scary. They are not like “The Little Mermaid”
If you haven’t noticed they did mostly upper shots of Penelope Cruz it’s because she was pregnant at the time of filming which they did mostly shots of her chest and up
If you didn't know after the credits there are scenes left that shows additional things.
Captain Jack Sparrow dream is to sail the seas forever. He fear death. So he been trying multiple tries to become immortal. One way to enjoy the sea forever. Like in the first movie, he tries to become cursed like Barbossa so he can live forever. In 2nd and 3rd movies he tried to become the new captain of the Flying Dutchman to serve the sea for eternity. And in this movie he wanted the fountain of youth to gain eternal life.
But every time he so close to reach that goal there always something ruins his plans. Like if he would taking the coin he wouldnt be able to feel the taste of rum, food even the air of the sea and noone would want to be with him at night times.
When Will Turner got stabbed by Davy Jones, Jack had to let Will to stab Davy's heart to save Will's life. And in the 4th movie when Jack was about to drink the water of the fountain of youth, Angelica became wounded and poisoned so Jack had to save her.
So yeah Jack doesn't get what he truly want. All he ever wanted is his Black Pearl and sail to the sea forever.
One thing I didn't understand was why Jack's hair looked blonde in some angles
I saw this one in the theaters! It was so epic!
Johnny Depp won the court between Amber Heard and him
2:35 actually I can, johnny Depp was in multiple dark movies and one he was even the villain murdering people left right and center in supre gruesome ways, it's called Sweeney Todd the devil barber of fleet street
Oh my God it's so good to see you Tim 💕 my phone died a week ago and someone bought me a new one, only thing that sucks is catching up on everything I've missed 😢
This is my second favorite Pirates film after the first one. Plus I liked the romantic angle between Syrena and Philip and found them as a better couple than Will and Elizabeth.
Also low key the Spainard character I really enjoy he's kind of like Boba Fett he doesn't do much, but you just can't help but like him.
One other thing I like about this film is the calling out of the cliche of people on both sides fighting each other when only the main two adversaries should be the ones doing the fighting.
The man who plays Jack's dad is the man Johnny modeled his acting after- Keith Richards.
Theres no way Blackbeard is more fearsome than Davy Jones
I Loved this movie nice reaction tim
Do you know in real life Blackbeard had multiple ships and sometimes when the ships get rated he abandoned them with a lot of his valuables and the more higher-ups to go on the next ship as his crew either gets killed or arrested
To your question from the beginning how dark you can get with Johnny Depp I recommend you the movie "From Hell". That's quite dark
If had to like any character from this movie it would be Jack Sparrow, he is a great leader of the pirates. I really love this movie franchise it's just wonderful.
For me it's Barbossa , he has the most interesting arc in all the movies
I don't know if the real Blackbeard was ever involved in 'magic', but I do know that he suffered at some point from syphillus, so he started working to buy mercury because back then the only cure for syphillus was to have liquified mercury injected into the tip of your........
Apparently this was incredibly painful, but syphillus was even more painful.
🤣 so beautiful..
2:49 In case you're wondering, yes, hangings were a public affair, and could often be used for entertainment. Either way a large crowd usually assembled to watch, and chances are at least half of the crowd would be cheering for the trapdoor to drop.
And yes, though we don't see it here but did see it in the third movie, children could be hanged as well.
Hmm... Mermaid Sushi? Not bad, Tim ;)
Is it me or is Gibbs at his best in this movie
This is a very underrated film.
I really loved the new direction the film went in, as well as the cinematography and look of this film. Especially considering it was filmed in Hawaii. I also loved the action sequences as well.
Is it the best of the series? No but I don’t think it deserves all the disdain it’s gotten.
PS I also love the acoustic version of the theme that plays during the credits.
The moral of Blackbeards s story and Angelicas own story is that unfortunately they were both too stubborn to understand there were things out of their control. In Blackbeards case, he didnt understand his time has come and was uncapable of repenting considering he proved himself to be an egotistical individual even in his last moments. Angelica started off as a sympathetic character, willing to sacrifice her own life to save her fathers. In the end, she never understood her father couldnt be saved. As Blackbeard was evil enough to sacrifice/kill her so he could go on living as a thief and a murderer. Tnat s the reason Jack abandoned her on that island. Despite the fact the he saved angelica, he knew she would kill him even though Blackbeard was a lost cause.
After watching the movie, my attitude towards Ariel has changed a little.
32:20 Me at school: 😂
2:09 Little tip for storytelling, especially ones set around this time. you can tell a lot about a person by their shoes.
The two fisherman, their shoes are threadbare and worn, they're shoes that you wear to work, and that you work long hours with, and seem old not only because you work for long hours but because you can't always afford new shoes. They shuffle because they're for work not show and because they're simple anonymous fishermen
The kings shoes - those are boots. Those are well made, expensive, shiny, and clearly not designed to get dirty, and have been cleaned because he can afford to hire someone to clean his shoes. They made to make a noise when he enters because he is the king, when he enters everyone turns and bows to him because he is above them all.
Reason why the Spanish didn't get attacked by the mermaids? Weren't looking for the tear - because they had no intention of using the fountain.
Either no one on either of the two other crews thought of that or they just figured 'doesn't stop us in our mission'.
Reason why the Spanish didn't attack the British fleet? They knew they'd win easily having more men and more ships, so they figured there was no reason to fight.
The British thought there was a reason to fight and assumed the Spanish would attack, so they took their mind off sailing their ships to prepare for battle, and so fell behind on their timing.
aayyyy another one
Ayyy
27:54 Hahaha 😂
My heart is pierced by cupid..
From what I've heard, that kiss at the end was supposed to happen; Depp had other ideas. Also, I never cared for the love story between Jack and Angelica, and between Philip and Syrena. Blackbeard was a great villain, though.
44:34 greek fire, a secret mixture which very few ingredients are known (pine resin, naphtha, quicklime, calcium phosphide, sulfur, or niter) was used for the first time by byzantines aka Eastern Roman empire . What makes this weapons almost unstoppable is that the fire unleashed my this mixture couldn't be set off with water, instead, water light it up more. Even by jumping into the sea the cook wouldn't be safe
36:30 Yeah, our thoughts exactly but the man has a point, that place could be dangerous, specially if it was used to extend a person's life like Blackbeard.
5:43 Perhaps unsurprisingly, many countries (including but not limited to England) hired pirates under the name of 'Privateers' to get treasure from other countries 'for the crown'. Most famous pirates who docked at the Pirate Republic of Nassau were former privateers now out of work so they decided to do what they'd been paid to do before (seeing as how they'd been trained to do nothing else) except this time they get to keep the money they stole and did so without a letter giving them permission to do so and naming them 'privateers'.
You should have had a guest for this one.
Having a mega pint for this lol
38:39 Karma and fair enough
For a second, thought the header was referring to the fact that the story was based on an unrelated book about the supporting character, the mermaid and Blackbeard, and Disney shoehorned Jack and Barbossa into the story. (Which is why they don't really seem to be in the same scenes as where most of the action is going on.)
So, yeah, the movie's "Fake Sparrow" as much as Angelica is.
I think it’s interesting using a real pirate (Blackbeard real name Edward Teach) for a villain for this one and just saying his real death (him getting decapitated) was him faking his death
Poison dart frog
what about the part if the Mermaid killed or saved the priest? is it a post credit scene too? =p
The Spanish, like any good Catholic, chose to destroy an insult to God. I hope that that’s what Ponce de Leon would’ve done in real life if he had found the Fountain.
Can’t wait to see you watch the fifth movie next week.
Did you watch the short video in the end, after the subtitles on the screen?
24:56-25:03 😂
Just curious : did you watch all the post-credit scenes ? ^^
In a strange way I found the whole storyline with the Spanish almost funny. All that work by the British, getting ship and crew together, sailing out and facing so many dangers they weren't even prepared for, all for the sake of stopping a 'melancholy Spanish monarch, a catholic (!), gaining eternal life' and then it turns out it was all for nothing because the Spanish had no intention of using the fountain of youth, but to destroy it.
All that fuss over nothing.....
And another reason why I feel that the British Empire in this franchise has a very bloated view of its worth and importance.
Better than third movie
I think this movie is decent but it’s more like a small dessert after a giant banquet of a trilogy. Number 5 (in my opinion) is closer to fan-fiction than anything.
Okay, which one is your favourite ship? Black Pearl/Flying Dutchman/Queen Anne's Revenge/The Interceptor (Honorable mention😆)
Mine is the black pearl but I think all of them all really cool
@@dbzfan6900 yup totally!
33:54 Jinx/Coincidence? 🤨
While I do enjoy this one, I think the next one is even better
Hey timothee you are missing post credit scenes in each POTC please atleast react them in next movie
You should watch The Vampire Diaries and The Originals.
If if that was the Jolly Roger of Captain Hook then will be worse than Blackbeard
nice reaction as always my guy!! btw the mermaids scenes are so freaking cool man, the tails look so real and whole thing of them being carnivores is amazing. I'm so glad that they made them creepy and capable of drowning whole ship, that's how the actual legends go, little mermaid is mere representation of these creatures))
One movie left
Well they're doing something like that with Peter Pan with the CGI Neverland crocodile mermaids pirates in the arsenal of Peter Pan Captain James Hook
the Spanish with their culture at the time is religious fanatic afterall
meant to say state lol.
the 4th movie isn't even that bad compared to the last movie